Everett High School - Crimson Tide / Memories Yearbook (Everett, MA)

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MARY A. DeNATALE 74 Bradford Street Commercial Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club Show 2, 3. Mary wants to be a hello girl In this we know she ' ll excel; But she may become a singer, too. Which only time will tell. FRED J. DeVITTO 226 Main Street Commercial Painting signs is Fred ' s profes sion. Making posters for the stores; He ' ll receive a great ovation That will call for more and more. RITA I. DiASSISI 67 Ferry Street Academic Girls ' Glee Club 4; Year Book Staff After graduation Rita will embark On her career in Commercial art. Designing and illustrating will be her field. Success, we know, will be hers at the start. LORRAINE A. DIBBERN 57 Sycamore Street Commercial - Home Economics Style Show 4 A general office worker Is what Lorraine will be. She ' ll keep the business rushing With her keen efficiency. JOSEPH G. DIMINO 117 Union Street Academic Italian Club 4 Joe is a boy who can do no wrong For he has many a skill; So with graceful tact and effi¬ ciency His job in life he ' ll fill. 0 k VF LILLIAN R. DiNINO 45 Everett Street Commercial Senior Prom Committee; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club Show 3, 4. Lilly is a very sweet girl. Everybody calls her a honey; In photography she ' ll develop pictures And sell them for big money. FRANK J. DIORIO 78 Foster Street Mechanic Arts Frank has chosen for his occupa tion Quite an unusual chore— To further his present position Selling lobsters by the score. GLORIA A. DiTUCCI 94 Bow Street Commercial Italian Club 3, 4; Swimming Club 4; Italian Nights 3, 4; Senior Class Play Usherette 4; Dramatic Club 4; Secretary of Italian Club 4; Drama Night 4; Usherette, H. M. S. Pinafore To the American Embassy Italy, That ' s where Gloria hopes to go With her charm and lasting wit The two countries ' relations are sure to grow. Floyd Stree 0 , Commercial . ' rack, 2; Editor -ijj,CJiief, Year Book ' 4 Class Day Usher 3 Enrico wants to be a storekeeper And pass out supplies. So that everyone will be happy With the articles that he bu FRED M. DIXON 44 Thurman Park Academic Science Service Club 2; Gilbert Sullivan 2, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; M.C. Talent Assembly Remember our Fred as Koko, He ' ll surely find success; In dramatics or in music He ' ll soon surpass the best. ' 24

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DARRAGH stnut Street chanic Arts A huntef 1 cfj iiph olsterer, Tom doe4« t yet know which. But whatever he decides to be His trade will make him rich. GERARD M. DAVIS 140 Bellrock Street Mechanic Arts When Jerry gets quite Olds enough To af ' ford ' a brand new car, He won ' t think of repair bills He ' ll fix it up to par. Z: Lyceum iert Sortlvcm Ambitious Gilbert js a lad Who always does ' his best; He wants to be a history teacher And perhaps return to E.H.S. GERALD A. DeBENEDETTO 6 Neilson Avenue Mechanic Arts Band 4; Orchestra 4 Jerry will have to make a deci¬ sion A linotype operator or musician; Since he is so sound of mind In either one he ' s bound to shine. PAUL J. DeCONINCK llvr Timothy Avtemie Academic ' Chairman -- Senior Cass Play Committe y ' ; Ass ' t Editor Year raduation Usjrer 3; Con- Club 3, 4 LPaul s a lad ' -df whdm we ' re proud, Cr si A real success jus ' ll be ; For with his skill hdTl fill the bill As an apprentice at G.E. Book 4 ; seryatior 23 DOLORES M. DeFELICE 104 Central Avenue Commercial - Home Economics Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Palm trees and tropical nights lure her So to South America she ' ll be on her way. Good luck to you in your new abode Is all we have to say. LEAH C. DeGEORGE 19 Harvey Street Commercial Leah has but one ambition To hang out her shingle: Leah, Beautician LOUIS J. DeGEORGE 57 Nichols Street Commercial Preparatory Louie, our handsome dark-eyed boy Wants to become a C.P.A. By earnestly checking credits and debits He ' ll work for each week ' s pay. PETER G. DeGEORGE 21 Franklin Street Mechanic Arts Pete ' s ambition is to travel Going from shore to shore. Hauling supplies in a ten-ton truck He is sure to learn some more. ELVIRA A. DelGRATTA 35 Locust Street Commercial Parlin P Club, 2, 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee, 4; Basketball, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff With Vera ' s charming personality And entertaining wit; We ' re sure wherever she may go She ' ll surely be a hit.

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EDWARD J. DOCKHAM 82 Chestnut Street Commercial Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Here ' s ambitious Edward, A public accountant he ' ll be; He ' s certain to attain success With his cleverness and effi¬ ciency. EARL C. DODGE 37 Pleasant View Avenue Mechanic Arts Football 2; Track 2, 4; Dramatics 2; Senior Prom Committee 4; Year Book Staff 4 An artist or a stunt man Is Earl ' s greatest desire; He ' s sure to be a big hit And set Hollywood on fire. DANIEL J. DOHERTY 52 Myrtle Street Mechanic Arts We all sincerely hope That Danny gets his wish. And every time he goes to sea He gets a load of fish. JOHN J. DOHERTY 55 Kinsman Street Mechanic Arts John is a fellow who wishes To travel far and near. And to see the wonders of the world Before starting on his career. KENNETH M. DOIG 25 Freeman Avenue Mechanic Arts Football 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4 Block that tackle, Hold that line, JU1 through high school Ken did shine. On the sports field he won ac¬ claim. All through life we wish hinvthe same. x i W V f( 1 vo JAMES E. DONNELLY 122 Glendale Street Commercial Preparatory Duke is undecided Just what he wants to do. But whatever he starts He is bound to carry through. VIRGINIA M. DONNELLY 122 Glendale Street Commercial A secretary Virginia will be To her success she holds the key. ARTHUR F. DOTOLI, JR. 9 Buckman Street Academic r ' Tis a musical profession for Arthur And one thats ' sure to please. For when we hear those pleasant notes Every mind will be set at ease. MARY C. D ' OVIDIO 157 Chestnut Street Commercial Senior Prom Committee; Year Book Staff Good things come in small pack¬ ages— With that we all agree. For proof we ' ll have our own Mary As a private secretary. THEODORE A. DRACOS 79 Pearl Street Commercial Preparatory Theodore wants an accountant ' s position Highly paid, without a doubt. We know that with his know¬ ledge of figures He just can ' t help but win out 25